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Maximus69 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Doesn' t or didn ' t ?

Help me please.I always confused with did,do,does ? The context is like this. " She didn't like cats " or She doesn't like cats " .Which one is correct ?
  

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If she is still alive, you should use the present "doesn't'" If you say "She didn't like cats", it implies that she is dead now (or that you lost contact with her).

— Tarirotari

  • If she is still alive, you should use the present "doesn't'" If you say "She didn't like cats", it implies that she is dead now (or that you lost contact with her).
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If she is still alive, you should use the present "doesn't'"

If you say "She didn't like cats", it implies that she is dead now (or that you lost contact with her).
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Or that she now likes them.
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what you mean Mister Micawber ?
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She didn't like cats may mean that she now likes cats.
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how that can be possible.It says didn't
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When I was a boy, I didn't like mushrooms. -- What does that suggest about my taste for mushrooms now, Maximus?
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